Boynton Ledge: spot guide
A mile off the inlet. Kings, bonito, and snapper when the current runs north. Boynton Ledge is a reef spot in the Palm Beach region, one of the 33 built-in spots Anglrithm scores every day.
The spot
- Depth
- 60 to 100 ft, the spot's depth range in the app
- Fish scored here
- Sailfish, Kingfish, Mutton Snapper, Yellowtail, Grouper, Tarpon, Permit, Snook
- Nearest inlet
- Boynton Inlet, 1.1 nm in a straight line
The stations behind it
- Models
- Seven forecast models, graded against Lake Worth Pier (LKWF1), 5.0 nm N.
- Wind and water
- Lake Worth Pier (LKWF1), NOAA NDBC, first one reporting
- Tide
- Lake Worth Pier (CO-OPS 8722670)
- Marine forecast
- NWS zone AMZ650, from the Miami office
Every number on the live spot page names its station and its age.
Within 2 nm
28 wrecks and reefs in the structure file lie within 2 nm: 15 artificial reefs, 2 wrecks and 11 natural reef and ledge marks.
Counts only, from the FWC, county and NOAA records. The positions are on the chart in the app; this page lists none.
Today at this spot
The live page scores Boynton Ledge hour by hour from wind, seas, current, tide and water temperature for the fish above. Open Boynton Ledge in the app; today's score at any spot is free with an account.
Display only, not for navigation. Every figure here names its source; check the NWS marine forecast and the posted rules before you leave the dock.